Supreme Court accepts petition against the government policy prohibiting Red Cross representatives from visiting terrorists in Israeli prisons, citing lack of legal basis for policy.
Haredi protesters rioted outside the home of Deputy President of the Supreme Court, Justice Noam Solberg, and smashed windows. Netanyahu: “Bring the rioters to justice."
Rabbi Moshe Brandsdorfer issued a halachic ruling addressing how yeshiva students should respond when arrested over enlistment.
Michael Rabello was elected Israel's 10th State Comptroller after a tense second-round vote marked by ballot disputes and floor drama.
According to the OECD forecast, Israel's economy will recover from the war, but geopolitical risks and a deficit that will jump to 5.3% could affect the economy.
At the MedEx conference in New Jersey, Dr. Jonathan Fish, a pediatric hematologist-oncologist, spoke about his family's aliyah journey and his plans to relocate to Israel within the next few years.
Nefesh B'Nefesh Co-Founder and Executive Director Rabbi Yehoshua Fass helps ease the aliyah process for medical professionals, 'It is possible. You're wanted. You're needed.'
MK Simcha Rotman announced an abrupt recess after accusing police representatives of concealing gaps in handling incitement cases and of issuing a false report about the illness-related absence of Superintendent Udi Ronen.
A 14-year-old girl died last night in hospital after she was found unconscious by the caretaker of boarding school in Ashdod.
At the ceremony marking his inauguration as Mossad chief, Roman Gofman met for the very first time the two United Hatzalah medics who saved his life on October 7.
Tzvika Mor, father of hostage survivor Eitan Mor, says he was not given a reserved party-list spot and will face the central committee vote, expressing confidence the party will clear the electoral threshold.
Judea and Samaria District police officers arrested a 16-year-old youth from Ma'ale Adumim on suspicion of cruelly abusing an animal.
MK Tzvi Succot responded to a report that his visit to Joseph's Tomb in Shechem was carried out contrary to regulations and at the expense of security forces, and clarified that the event was approved legally and with the required permits.
For years, Arab encroachment has been closing in on the lands surrounding Ofra. Now, a small group of pioneers has established four strategic points that are reshaping the reality in the area.
Minister Amichai Chikli says Israel will no longer open its gates to those who work to destroy it, after pro-Palestinian activist Linda Sarsour barred from entering the country.
A group of senior rabbis affiliated with the Torat Ha'aretz HaTova organization has signed a strongly worded letter opposing expansion of judicial authority into matters of security, the military, and the Jewish character of the State of Israel.
Ra'am chairman attacks a proposed bill to regulate loudspeaker systems in mosques, claiming the government seeks to "silence the call to prayer."
Deputy Knesset Speaker Nissim Vaturi gatecrashes conference organized by MKs Ofer Cassif and Aida Touma Sliman, confiscates the refreshments, and distributes the food to visitors in the building. MK Ahmed Tibi lashes out.
During the approval of a 13-billion-shekel revitalization package for the north, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledges that Israel would find a solution to the ongoing drone threat.
A new pilot program is testing whether specially trained dogs can detect incoming hostile drones and provide early warning to Israeli troops.
Dr. Jennifer Fenster spoke at the Nefesh B'Nefesh MedEx conference in New Jersey to share her experiences in transferring her qualifications to Israel ahead of aliyah.
At the Nefesh B’Nefesh MedEx conference in New Jersey, physician assistant Raizel Raskas shared her inspiring journey toward making aliyah and discussed how healthcare professionals can help strengthen Israel’s medical system.
Arutz Sheva spoke to some of the prospective immigrants to Israel at the launch of the 2026 summer Aliyah season this week with two celebratory community events held in North America.
A fire broke out near the town of Yitzhar in Samaria, with firefighters reporting three separate ignition points and a broad fire line advancing up the hill.
Police opened an investigation after footage showed several people on the roof of a Jerusalem hotel throwing stones at haredi protesters on the nearby road.
Yoni Finlay, wounded in the Yom Kippur terrorist attack outside Manchester’s Heaton Park synagogue, completes a half-marathon less than eight months later, fulfilling a promise he made during his recovery while raising funds for a charity that helped him heal.
The Beit El Council announced that one of the victims killed in the serious accident on Tuesday night on Route 232 near Ashkelon was Nahliya Or-Tzion, of blessed memory.
The new route to the sought-after destination in the Far East will begin operating two flights per week in October 2026. Economy-class fares will start at $750 one way.
MK Limor Sohn Har-Melekh calls a Knesset discussion of Arab lawmakers a 'disgrace to the Knesset' and accuses participants of supporting terrorism.
Police publish new footage showing the rescue of an IDF soldier who was surrounded by a hostile crowd at the haredi riot in Jerusalem.
Gil Limon instructs Interior Ministry's legal adviser to continue advancing cancellation of municipal tax discounts for draft evaders, determines ministry’s position does not comply with High Court of Justice rulings.
At a ceremony marking the end of his tenure, David Barnea praises Mossad’s wartime accomplishments and expresses confidence in his successor, Roman Gofman, says, 'the return of the hostages remains the achievement I value most.'
UTJ is examining targeted consumer boycotts of major companies, aiming to leverage haredi purchasing power as economic pressure.
Commander of the Central Command issues administrative order against a resident of the Tel Talpiot outpost in the Binyamin region, requiring him to remain under house arrest and preventing him from planning his wedding.
Captain Dr. Ori Yosef Silvester, killed by an explosive drone in Lebanon, left behind a poignant message of healing, peace, and hope.
Knesset approves in a first reading, by a vote of 65 to 47, the bill to split the role of the Attorney General.
Jellyfish season is here. How can you tell if they're in the water? Which species should you watch out for? What should you do if you get stung-and what should you avoid doing? An expert explains.
MK Moshe Tur-Paz criticizes the handling of the war in Lebanon, calls for intensified strikes against Hezbollah and backs holding elections within a few months.
Yakir Wachstock, founder of Boots for Israel, describes how a request for 80 pairs of boots grew into a movement that has provided over 100,000 pairs to IDF reservists, connecting Jews abroad directly to the soldiers defending Israel.
The Knesset plenum approves first reading of bill to dissolve the Knesset. 106 MKs support the vote, with no opponents.
At the Arutz Sheva NYC Summit, Kehilot Foundation chairman Itzhak Lax described surviving an Iranian missile strike and how community support embodied Israeli unity.
MK Meir Porush declared: “If these arrests are not stopped immediately, if you do not cease this persecution, we will leave you with no foothold in our communities."
President Isaac Herzog marked the Farhud’s 85th anniversary, warning that antisemitism remains a growing threat worldwide.
Two victims found dead in vehicle with extreme burns. Police investigating what is believed to be criminal car explosion.
The Shas faction sent a sharply worded ultimatum letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: advance the Basic Law on Torah Study, or we will not vote for any other legislation.
At the Arutz Sheva Summit in New York, Yishai Fleisher discussed media battles, aliyah, Hebron, Iran, and support for Israel.
Extremist demonstrators are protesting against the arrest of draft-evaders and are blocking the entrance and exit to Jerusalem and Highway 1.
The High Court rejected the petitions filed against the appointment of Roman Gofman as Mossad head.
Arutz Sheva joins Nefesh B’Nefesh float in Manhattan, co-founderes call on Jews to 'come home' to Israel, stressing unity among the Jewish nation.
Coalition advancing bill to cut salaries of high-ranking officials; judges express horror, warn of harm to judiciary.
Singer and songwriter Yonatan Razel has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke. His brother Aharon updates, 'his condition is stable, he is eating, talking and smiling.' His name for prayers: Yonatan Adi ben Chaya Rachel.
Sixth-grade student Alon Horowitz uncovers rare gem estimated to be 1,500 years old at Korazim National Park.
Israel's first: Groundbreaking in-utero placenta surgery saves unborn baby’s life.
Body of three-month-old infant from Hatzor Haglilit released for burial following struggle to prevent autopsy.
Prime Minister Netanyahu mourns Maglan fighter Staff Sgt. Adam Tzarfati, who fell in battle after IDF forces took control of the Beaufort ridge.
Prof. Zvi Fridlender, chairman of the Israel Society of Pulmonary Medicine, warns Israel not doing enough to combat smoking damage, 'teens easily exposed to nicotine, while state enjoys massive revenues from cigarette taxes.'
Lt. Col. (res.) Shmuel Barzilai, who served hundreds of days of reserve duty during the war and in a senior position in the Jerusalem District AG's office, joins Avigdor Liberman's Yisrael Beiteinu party.
More than 1,100 physicians have already made Aliyah through IMAP, surpassing halfway point toward Israel’s goal of bringing 2,000 new doctors by 2029.
MK Amit Halevi urges Shin Bet chief to step up efforts to prevent foreign interference in Israeli elections.
